New York Dems Open Preconvention at Waldorf Astoria
A crowded scene at the Waldorf Astoria hosts the Democratic national committee convention headquarters as leaders pick Arangements and prep for the Madison Square Garden gathering. Cordell Hull and party officials coordinate executive sessions while a massive preconvention ground shows widespread demand for accommodations and a record New York delegation prepares to elect a chairman at the Commodore.
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New
York
Janes
Dok
Ohio
Nore York
Sindh
Majoriny
Ny & Corps
Zilea Tey Pjtenou
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Gomiocratia
Madison Square Garden
Buayflemehe
National Committee
Cuh
Cordell Walt
Mnany
Evams
Jone Dietanes
Planua
Herbert C. Beikr
New York
Commodore Satucdas
Price War Renewed Shakes Burlington Gas Market
In Burlington the gas price war resurged as prices jumped from 13.32 to 16.0 cents per gallon late Saturday and again to 21.33 cents on Sunday, after dealers briefly agreed to hold at 16.14 cents earlier. Local stations report widespread price cuts and frantic buying as the market fluctuates.
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Burlington
Whisky unfit to drink across several states reported
A Nebra ska article states whisky analyzed by G. J. West was unfit for drinking in Ommahea and Nebrike, Iowa, Soule and Nenk. The liquor contained tax issues and was deemed unsafe. West testified the sample was clear of poltax and fit for sale, challenging the liquor cases.
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Ommahea
Nebrike
Iowa
Soule End
Pakota
Minnesota
Poltax
Rink
G. J. West
Tofsy
Mr. West
Posie Shoots Laws Faermes Near Des Moines
A man named Ashley wounded near Des Moines after being shot through the neck by a pursuer. The assailant was alleged to have issued threats to shoot up towns in Polk County, prompting police action.
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Ors Moines
V. H. Ashley
Hero
Alflegra
Ashley
Polk County
Johnson Wins Renomination In Minnesota Primary
Machus Johnson deploys a strong statewide campaign in St Paul as a dirt farmer candidate from the Westoomingted faction on the former labor ticket. He defeats two rivals by a wide margin, securing an overwhelming plurality on Tuesday's primary.
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Machus Johnson
St Paul
Minns
Magaat Jaongon
Mibeéemta
Dirt Farmer’ S Oustor
Captain and Crew Cleared by Federal Judge
Captain and crew of the motor ship Whipple, led by Nilson of Galveston, were absolved by a Federal Judge of charges of rebellion and carrying contraband to rebels. The release confirms their innocence amid wartime tensions and safety concerns for maritime operations.
Ten Millionth Ford Out New York Car Milestone
The ten millionth Ford automobile rolled off the line marking a milestone for the Ford Motor Company. Production traced from Detroit to Broadway with the car displayed as a symbol of mass automotive progress.
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Ford
Highland Park
Detroit
Ford Autor
Browdiway
Bix Storm Victime Found
Brietal, Tenn-six Lodiea of the 42 storm flood victims located after the disaster. Carter corery in Tennense suffered significant damage. Announcement came through research party.
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Brietal
Tenn
Foreclosure Notice From Keokuk to Silileva Railway
J Lieman of the Protective Hondhetdern Colimbing at the Keokuksed Dye Motnra railway announced an official notice that the United States district court granted foreclosure relief to Mounts and other parties. The notice states bankers are preparing for a potential financial action, with a timetable to be ready by a stated date.
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Silileva
New Yorke
J. Lieman
Chateman
Keokuksed
Leman
Democratic fight over two thirds rule in Madison Square Garden
Reported struggle within the Democratic side over adopting a two thirds majority rule at the Madison Square Garden convention. McAdoo supporters push for stronger measures while Smith and his aides mobilize to block change, with delegates and arrangements being finalized in New York.
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McAdoo
Smith
New York
Madison Square
McAdoa
Wales
McAtou
Ihn First Hanioy
Snow
Empalgy
Keown
Yeanponcil
Nmcadaa
Lantel
Tha
Tauk
Connecticut
Hhe Post
Carter Glass
Virginia
Corden Hull
National Democratic Committes
Progressive national ticket discussed at St Paul convocation
William Mahoney of St Paul announced as a candidate at the farmer labor convocation. The conference, chaired by Mahoney, considered support for a senator as progressive party standard bearer. A July Cleveland action was planned by the arrangement committee to endorse the candidate.
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St Paul
Farmer Labor Convocation
Labor Tiehet
Progressive National Ie
Wiliam Mahoney
St. Paul
Faiitee
Mahoney
Benulor Rebert
Tollette
Wistonein
Eat Action
Cleveland
Sailors Guard Morgue After Explosion At Sea
W W Hall in Sacrament o Vedra California reports chaos after an explosion aboard the U8. 8 Migates evacuated with police guarding a morgue holding 180 bodies or 48 victims. Civilians and naval police restrained by strong guards amid rumors of planned attack by Industrial workers.
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W. W. Hall
Sac Vedra
Cal
Bel Lsik
Notable Capture Ties to New York Group and Yacht Raid
Report claims Rosts and Ligucp led a weekend operation off Sandy Hook and New London Connecticut. They seized Mytor valued at 7000 and 12 prisoners as prizes, with the Razedata yacht linked to the Aalor family once owned. Police say the suspects also used a New York headquarters during the raid.
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New
Gunmen Kill Brennan in New York Restaurant
Brennan, who fought Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title in December 1920, was shot and killed at a Fulton Street restaurant on Seventeenth Street that he owned and managed. Two men, Frank Roza and James Hughes, are under arrest. Police say they have long criminal records.
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Brennan
Poglitst
New York
Brennen
Jack Dempsey
Ated
Terry Nell
Ten Dead After Dakota Storms Leave Widespread Damage
A severe storm sequence struck the Dakota region leaving at least ten dead and many injured. Strong winds and a tornado ripped through towns including Bla Ita and White Lake, collapsing structures, uprooting trees, and shutting down power and communications. Large warehouses near a state highway facility were damaged amid claps of winging debris, as telegraph lines and poles lay down across Mitchell to Sioux City. Recovery teams estimate two weeks to restore services and repair damages across the area.
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Milebell
S& D
Peraong
Alote
Bla Ita
Srule
Cangit
Heme
Tyre Olborwice
White Lake
Hebets Amd
George Row
Seo
Hoileoy
Baras
Draper God Vivian
Seetlan
Twelve Dead in Deadly Storm Hits Appalhen Division
A ferocious storm swept through Dobasan City and surrounding areas, causing extensive damage. Dozens of houses were demolished within 20 miles of the Appalachian division of the Southern Railway. Twelve people died, four were seriously injured, and many residents fled to safer locations. The center of the storm appeared near Hunter, Stamafit Carden, and Bhue Springs Creek, with one house collapse trapping two families. Rescue teams aided survivors as authorities assessed the toll.
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Dobasan
Toro
Pwalyts Knoyen
Morg Qian
Barna Init Milla
Appalhenian
Southern Railway
Mate
Hunter
Stamafi
Carden
Tony Reek
Bhue Springs Creek
Round Work Wireless Arms
On completion will enable communication with all parts of the Japanese empire and major centers of Europe and America. The project aims to finish the near term plan and connect the continents for global messaging and control of communications.
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Europe
America
Japan
Niraya
Ebensburg man acquitted in April Lily town fight case
An Ebensburg man named in a chaotic Lily dispute involving Majaiten and tawnaconia was tried on April 6 and acquitted by Judge Siry Horo. The case centered on a brawl at a local gathering.
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Lleged Kian
Aequirhed
Ebensburg
Fomnat Fevage
Allege Anem
Noted Educator Dies at 69 in Annavlis District
An unnamed educator, age 69, died following complications after a long career in teaching. The deceased, connected with the Department of Hingileh, was noted for mentoring students in the Annavlis area and followed by colleagues and former students who remembered the educator's contributions to local schools and education.
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Dies
Annanvlis
Alplensa Hint
Ani Terturer
Hingileh
Obscure Incident Claims Death in Transit Area
An unclear report describes an alleged attack leading to the death of a man connected to railway activity. The fragmented text mentions individuals Olessa Phone Baath and Mouwit Glaire, along with a Major Hrank Hu rega but lacks coherent details.
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Olessa
Baath
Mouwit Glaire
Hrank Huretiy
Goa
Child Drowns After Water Rescue Gone Wrong
A child named Arthur Selman drowned near Jost Creek after being dragged toward a muddy water area by a companion in a drinking party led by twenty men. The incident involved an improvised rescue near a bridge, with a search lasting about an hour. A coroner’s inquiry and local authorities were involved but details remain unclear.
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Jost Creek
Ler
Arthur Selman
On Tita
Republicans Coolidge Dawes At Cleveland Convention
Delegates at the Cleveland Republican convention heard Coolidge and Dawes discussed as leaders for the presidency. Frank O. Law, governor of Minnesota, declined a key role, while Dawes led in delegate votes as the convention debated the party's direction. Langley Burton of Michigan introduced a speech urging a strong national platform and decisive action.
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Clocaland
Ohio
Chatler G. Baws
Ur Lillnate
Holt Aid
Us Watson
Sane Veie
Yudlana
Willian Wrigley
Kenyon
Dekhizon
Iowa
Borla
Clee
Liv Urlot
iMresidunt
Gaolge
Deed
Coolidge Wins Republican Nomination Amid Party Era Fervor
Cleveland Ohio coverage recounts Calvin Coolidge sweeping the nomination at a raucous Republican convention. Delegates from Wisconsin and North Dakota push for alternate actions while state actions reveal strong support patterns. The piece notes bitterness, defections, and a post convention mood with workers in a steel plant, reflecting national tension and the era's party fervor.
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Wisconsin
North Dakota
Million Raid by Bandits on Midwest Mail Train
Bandits seized four tows of cash from a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul mail train near Readout at 1 30 am. Loot was piled and removed by a crew believed to be four attackers. Authorities pursue suspects after the robbery on the western highway.
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HoWkara
Chiteko
Omau
Kilekiag
Dria
Anna
Iowa Towns Report Patchwork Growth and Local News
A garbled Iowa report pulls together town notes from Muscatine to Webster City, detailing a new Collins Street bank in Coline, a high school project in Coryeon, and railway or road improvements. It notes community events, court admissions, local baptisms, and farm activity, with scattered mentions of bank closures, land sales, and a state agricultural emphasis across several counties.
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Enool
Pymuaghint
Churbrla
Goutrada
Iles
Pongalilek
Coun
Gorty
Rockola
Coryeon
Coline
Collins Statu Bank
Stephen Garr
Muscatine
Nat Riorp
Karn Buegan
Penle
Thyne
Bir
Sistanker
Mrawberry Point
Farmers’ National Bank of
Ed Gax
B. Tlalswall
Wilton Junction
BM. McCrew
Cornall
Lego
Bani
Katherine Johnson
Tulan
Saventy
Osage
Waterton
Bescon
Webster Cry
Anu Tha Jaxes
Rickels Chicken Corporation
Eldon
Lynine
B. J. Chehran
Minette
Ley Solna
Hera
Loa
Iowa
Tomteney Valryns
Guthrie
Ota
Renta
ArHules
Jryre
Iba
Ptate'a
Devartingal
Additton
Hla
Gunner Lipasury
Slim Asquela
Pompeiian Display Inspires With Glowing Fresco Halls
A dense archive fragment describes Pompeiian artworks and extraordinary frescoes at a home frame, celebrating decorum and architecture. It notes public interest in wall imagery, ordered scenes, and a ceremonial dedication involving amphitheater displays and a procession. The piece references figures and lines about love, war, and mortality, concluding with a reflection that all things fade.
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Potttles
Welten
Sehwelitar
Tentton
Tie Kunsan City Star
Fompelus
Sevelius
Figilius
Pionlus
Forcelain Henata
Etron
Osella
Marcellas
Somn
Trafall
Moral Panic and Threat in a Puzzling Robbery Case
A garbled report outlines a tense robbery where a suspect demanded garments and money from a victim. The scene includes a confrontation, a struggle, a shouted question, and the suspect escaping with assets as bystanders react, with damaged OCR obscuring several details.
Plant Bankhead Highway Tree Planting Plan Readied
A fragmented report notes plans to plant 100 trees along the United Hemline highway with water tanks and markers designated by initials. It mentions the Aipertean Tree Terri May of Weabington and a Birmingham statement as a booster for a broader tree planting initiative, with associations planning to aid groups and programs.
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Demyray Dol Ty
Terri May
Weabington
Birningham
Tie Association Fonda
Plyute Ing. Troos
Canada Farm Output Surges Amid Noisy Figures
The record shows unclear Canadian farm data with figures indicating large increases in orcuplet fortis and cottony acreage, but the OCR text is garbled. It mentions 611,054 to 301, 784,060 and cotonothy acreage rising from 422,928 to 109,008,715 with references to Ontario and Washington states in a distorted census note.
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Canada
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